HMAS Cerberus
Cerberus personnel recognised for blood donations
The team at HMAS Cerberus in Victoria recorded a record number of blood donations during COVID.
Signals school marks milestone
The Defence Force School of Signals – Maritime Communication Information Systems Wing marked a century of training at HMAS Cerberus.
Road names provide link to the past
Commodore Jim Dickson (retd) recently returned to HMAS Cerberus to officially unveil a new street named after him.
Dream realised for Course 15
Course 15’s Navy Indigenous Development Program graduated in front of their friends, family and the community at Munro Martin Parklands, Cairns, on...
Recruit school meets COVID-19 challenges
Navy's Recruit School has met the challenges of COVID-19, training 1448 new sailors since the pandemic began.
Students experience world-class Navy training
HMAS Cerberus hosted Defence work experience students for the first time, with 20 local teenagers getting to try out some of Navy's newest training...
A butcher's hook at old stomping ground
Retired Navy butcher Joe Alexander recently visited the soon-to-be demolished former victualling stores building at HMAS Cerberus.
Cerberus leading the world in safety training
The first rigid-hull inflatable boat training simulator of its type in the world has been installed at HMAS Cerberus.
Navy students connect with the land
Students from HMAS Cerberus had a lesson in Indigenous culture when they visited the Willum Warrain Aboriginal Association recently.
Families back on deck at parade
For the first time in more than 12 months, family and friends of Navy recruits were able to attend a graduation parade in person.
Top trumpeter conducts Navy band workshop
Internationally renowned trumpeter John Hoffman conducted a workshop with the Royal Australian Navy Band Melbourne.
Following in famous footsteps
Billy Winkler-Sheean said his connection to Ordinary Seaman Edward ‘Teddy’ Sheean VC played a part in his decision to join the Navy last month.
